recovering. >> ama: we're back by boylston street today, where is there a memorial that has been there for days now, and on this saturday, it as if boston is saying, we're back, after the second suspect has been captured. [cheering] >> you can feel the energy in boston as the city comes alive one day after law enforcement captured the second marathon bombing suspect. >> all united to get this one idiot, whatever, to cause this much problems between these people on a special day that all countries are united. so i'm glad they got this guy. >> at fenway park the red sox game began with a moment to honor the victims of the bombings. >> won't you join us as we observe a moment of silence. >> this first home game since monday's bombings was a special one. >> had a big ceremony before

hand, had all of the volunteers of the boston marathon there, firefighters, mayor, all that kind of stuff. very moving, actually. i think dish dent know if there was a dry eye in the place. >> then there was this... ♪ sweet caroline note woo woo woo. >> and neil diamond came and sang sweet caroline, huge supplies. it was a blast. >> after a week of terror, this is exactly what boston needed. warren grew up in sacramento, already family in the bay area was worried about her. >> i got a tex monday making sure i wasn't at the marathon. and then the texted me yesterday making sure i stayed inside. so they have been checking up. >> and lauren, like the rest of boston, is doing much better now. after all, they're boston strong. >> and the energy was just incredible at fenway. they were passing out stickers

that said boston strong, and giving out flags that say, believe in boston. i think we do. live in boston, ama daetz, abc7 news. >> thank you. as the city of boston starts to get back to normal, we're learning more about what it took to track down the suspects. the five-day nightmare ended last night when dzhokar tsarnaev was found in the back of a boat in the back yard of a home. when he was found he initially refused to come out of the boat. >> you could tell he was alive and moving, and we began the negotiations that way, and over a long period of time we were able to finally get him to surrender. >> in an expliews -- exclusive interview, neighbor of towboat owner, described the chaos. >> yelling: get out, get out, get out. >> the suspect was rushed to the hospital and watertown residents gathered in the streets streetsr the law enforcement. the younger brother remains

in the hospital right now. 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev is in serious bit stable condition. authorities say he is unlikely to be able to communicate yet. >> the fbi has updated his wanted poster to say, captured, under his picture. a public defender will represent him in court. he is expected to be charged under federal law, which means he could face the death penalty, and will also be questioned without having miranda rights read to hem. authorities invoked a rare public safety exception to do that. the officials are searching the apartment the two brothers shared, and dzhokar also lived in a dormitory at umass. friends say he partied at their dorm wednesday night, two nights after the attack. >> the uncle's talk about his nephew's arrest and blames the older brother. >> he used his younger brother. he wasted his life.

i understand he messed up his own. and i don't know what was going on there but he messed up his life. that's why he decided to take lives of innocent people. >> the uncle says he hopes dzhokar seeks forgiveness for hearding so many people. >> safety is a top priority at at&t park. sergio quintana is live with the details. reporter: the fans today are getting into at&t park a whole lot easier than they were able to yesterday. you can see right now there is a little bit of crowd here going in. the game has just started. but i'll tell you, one of the things that is happening to get crowds in, is that at&t park staff is not individually wanding each and every person going in. >> everyone carrying a bag did have to have its contents searched before going into the

park, and there was a visible police presence, including the bomb-sniffing bomb squad. but as soon as the doors opened the crowded started getting in easily. giants fans said they did a little extra planning to avoid the long lines that happened yesterday. >> it was crvmentz security was really tough. a lot more lenient today. the line was around the thing so we showed up superearly today. >> today we came a couple hours early, and luckily we're getting right no. we waited 20 minutes and they just opened all the gates and still have the security measures but everybody is walking in. reporter: every once na while there is a little backup as people have to have their bags searched. there will some fans yesterday who were wrapped around the park, basically, as they were waiting in line. there were some people who were not able to make it in until well past an hour after the first pitch was thrown yesterday

afternoon. today that is a whole different story. people getting into at&t park a whole lot easier. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> new at 6:00. north vallejo is returning to the fields need. were locked down yesterday after an argument among t-ball parents led to shots being fired in the parking lot. officials say it's not the first incident of gunfire. at a parents' meeting today the league decided games will continue as scheduled. alameda county is putting 11 sheriff's deputies off the street -- pulling them off the streets of oakland because of disagreements over who should pay for what. deputies he happened oakland city officers on weekend patrol since february. tonight will be the last time that happens. alameda county will not renew the contract with oakland. >> the workers comp costs, equipment has been damaged

during our time in oakland, and all that stuff we have to front, and we wanted oakland to absorb some of the costs. >> the final straw came last month when a deputy was shot in the foot. oakland refused to pay for his care and time off. the city will ask the chp to help out and will re-deploy officers. the oakland police department is at its lowest staffing level in ten years. >> breaking news out of southern california where a brush fire is burning out of control. these are live pictures of the fire the san gabriel mountains near the city of monrovia. 100 homes have been evacuated as precaution. the fire has burned 150-acres so far. fire officials say steep terrain and thick brush make the flames hard to put out. we'll bring you updates. >> still to come at 6:00, a plane and a vineyard. how this aircraft ended up, upsid down, and what happened to the pilot. who is responsible for

driverless cars and why this question is so important right now. >> a line in the movie "mean girls" now it's stirring up controversy in san francisco. why are these teenagers are banding together in protest,. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. terrific day today. 70s and 80s, get ready for a big warmup next week. we'veing look at the

new details from texas. some residents of the town of west are being allowed to return to their homes. however a stiff curfew is being enforced. >> a scary accident in santa rosa. a pilot crashed his plane updied down at 10:00 this morning in a vineyard. emergency responders arrived to find the plane upside-down. the pilot said he was having trouble with the throttle. >> air traffic controllers will begin taking fur lows, or unpaid leave tomorrow, unless a federal court steps in. airline and pilot groups are asking the court to stop the furloughs, claiming they will cause major delays. the faa counters it had to begin

the process to meet mandated spending cuts. >> just ahead at 6:00. the controversy over a t-shirt. what is on it that is stirring up a protest. >> a beautiful saturday, so what's ahead for tomorrow? meteorologist leigh glaser has it coming up next in the forecast. >> mike: what is a san francisco dog fish? i'm mike shumann. stick around for the answer. and steph curry was a brick layer today against denver.

a judge has ordered bpa be removed phloem state's list of reproductive toxins. last week it was put on a list of chemicals that cause cancer or birth defects but the chemical industry says it does not cause birth defects. a lawsuit was filed by the american chemistry counsel. -- council. bpa is used in plastics and metal food containers. >> may not be available until 2020 the dmv want yours input how to regulate driverless cars. google has been testing the cars

for years. state regulators need to determine who we be at fault in a crash, the driver or the manufacturer? same question for failure to stop at a stop sign, failing too recognize stopped traffic because of bad weather, or getting off a freeway ramp too fast. >> new at 6:00, bay area students ted indicated to ending social isolation rallied in front of a san francisco clothing store that sells a certain t-shirt. the shirt has the words "you can't sit with us" a phrase from the movie mean girls. students understand the phrase is a joke but say it could mean something worse. >> this year, because we don't think that this is necessary for this shirt to be here, it sends the wrong message to the community, and a lot of people who suffer silently because at lunchtime or other times in school, and this kind of ex-emmy identifies the problem -- exemplifies the problems. i. >> employees had no comment

other than to say the store is against bull using in all forms. >> bay area communities are joining others around the world to help celebrate earth day by giving our environment a little tlc. from the mountain to coast teams of volunteers worked together on cleanup and restoration projects. a great day to go to pacific beach and get in some community service. woaresith corporate and community volunteers could be seeing beautifying golden gate park and cleaning up lake merritt in oakland. no kidding. a great day to do it. lots of sunshine and so warm. >> leigh: we still had a nice little sea baez near -- sea breeze near the coast, but the further east, the 80s, and we'll do it again tomorrow and the next day and the next day. live doppler 7hd i'm not picking up any returns at all. here's a beautiful shot phloem high definition -- shot from the high definition suggest to --

sutro cam. san francisco in the city, 73. 82 was the high in livermore, san jose, 79. another beautiful shot of the embarcadero in san francisco. folks still out and about. san francisco right now, 59. a little cooler as the westerly winds move in mountain view, 70. 72 in san jose. santa cruz. 74 degrees. high atop mt. tam al pies, the high definition cam looks toward richardson bay, current readings, santa rosa, 75. 79 in fairfield. los gatos, 78. so we'll keep it clear overnight tonight. the higher elevations had a slight north to northeast wind component so'll still be breezy in spots, expect more warming for your sunday. near record highs expected as we head into monday and tuesday. here's a look at the lows, clear skies. the wind, as i mentioned, still contained in the higher elevations. 47 expected low for santa rosa, san francisco, down to

50 degrees 51 in oakland overnight. 51 in antioch and 47 in morgan hill. here is the outlook. high pressure continuing to build in. check out the storm track well to the north of us. that's where all the rain is. don't expect any rain here in the bay area for the next five to seven, maybe even as much as ten days out. but until then, high pressure will continue to build in. going to keep the clouds well off the coast so expect clear sky tonight and tomorrow and as the high build in, the temperatures will build in, monday and tuesday, the warmest days. oakland, low 80s, and then start to trend down a bit. and interior east bay, towards livermore tomorrow, 87. close to 90 monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. you see the sea breeze will return and temperatures will start to come down.

so enjoy the nice warmup. 84, san jose. at the coast, 68. half moon bay. low 80s senior for palo alto and sunnyvale, downtown san vance, 73. north bay, 71. terrific day for hay werd, 77. and in the east bay, pleasanton, 85. concord, 86. the seven-day forecast, the heat is on. near record possibly monday, maybe into tuesday. temperatures inland near 90. 70s around the bay, and then the clouds move back. we'll have more of an onshore wind thursday and friday and temperatures will start to cool. so enjoy it while we can. >> thanks, leigh. >> turning to sports now. we got mike shumann. >> a little basketball. last time golden state was in the playoffs, 2007, katy was in her 20s, i was in my 40s, it's been a long wait to the

mile high city we go david lee, 577 regular season games without a playoff appearance. long nest the nba for aningactie play. bogut to lee. warriors lead by nine. then mcgee over bogut. golden state up four at the half. steph curry, missed his first nine in. wakes up in the second. the nugget goes on a 14-3 run to end the quarter. brewer hits the three, fourth quarter, bad news for golden state. david lee falls hard, strained hip flexor. jack to curry ties the game at 81. then miller, huge off the bench. nuggets up. warriors down three. guess, who steph in the corner. 19 for curie, put too much time on the clock. miller, 18 of his 28 in the fourth, including the game-winner with one second

remaining. warriors drop a heart breaker, 97-95 the final. >> i don't think anybody came in there believing we would sweep the denver nuggets. you have to win four games to advance. it's not over so take the blow and be ready to make adjustments and respond. >> we're not into moral victories. and we play good enough to lose, so to speak. >> mike: getting along during pregame. during the game, smith throws it down. nba's leading scorer, carmelo anthony. top dog again. 36 points knicks up two. boston answers, paul pierce, kevin garnett. working the alley-oop. eight points for garnett. the claim was close but the knicks outstore the celtic inside the final quarter. knicks take game one, 85-78. >> it's been a horrific week for the city of boston. during difficult times fans

usually turn to sports, and the red sox first home game since the attack was postponed but today's game was on. fans started the game singing the national anthem, and normally their homeeys say red sox, today they say boston. daniel nava gave the fans plenty to cheer about. three-run homer. boston wins their seventh straight 4-3. >> a's and tampa bay. mom knows best, josh reddick showing his mom his newly shaved face. parker, see ya. struggled all season. right now 1 or in the a's. updated highlights for you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> inaugural game for the san francisco dog league. first quarter, defensive handler, the long pass to max taylor. nice grab.

2-0 dog fish in the second. kim, a one-handed grab. dogsters win their first ever game 14-11 the final. dog fish is a shark. giants and padres tonight. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> sticking with ports. runners hilt the streets of san fran

>> join my tonight at 9:00 on coffee table tv. we'll show you an extremely creative birthday present that recreates some tv series opening segments. then at 11:00 new york details about the man carjacked by two boston bombing suspects. what the brothers told him. we'll continue to follow the fire burning in southern california. these are live pictures. homes are being threatened. we'll have an update at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> for bay area folks who participated in the boston marathon today was a great day to get out and run. the club conducted their usual saturday trot near ocean beach. for some runners it was their first weekend run since the boston disaster.

earlier in the week the runners spelled out boston, during a run, expressing sympathy for those injured and killed in the massachusetts bombing. >> let's going to do it for us at 6:00. for leigh glaser and mike shumann, thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00.

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